Exodus

Exodus 40 records the tabernacle’s setup, consecration, and God’s glory filling it, as Israel begins life under God’s dwelling presence.

Exodus 39 records the priestly garments, the finished tabernacle work, and Moses’ inspection, showing that holy service rests on careful obedience.

Exodus 38 records the altar, basin, court, and material totals, showing careful obedience, holy service, and accountable stewardship in Israel’s worship.

Exodus 37 records Bezalel’s construction of the ark, table, lamp stand, incense altar, and holy oil, showing exact obedience to God’s pattern.

Exodus 36 shows Israel’s overflowing giving and the careful construction of the tabernacle, where wisdom, obedience, and holiness shape every detail.

Exodus 35 joins Sabbath obedience, freewill offerings, and Spirit-given craftsmanship as Israel begins to build the tabernacle God commanded.

Exodus 34 records covenant renewal, God’s self-proclamation, covenant commands, and Moses’ shining face, showing mercy, holiness, and mediated fellowship with God.

Exodus 33 shows why God’s presence matters, how Moses intercedes for Israel, and how divine glory, goodness, mercy, and holiness govern covenant fellowship.

Exodus 32 recounts Israel’s golden calf, Moses’ intercession, covenant judgment, and the deep seriousness of idolatry before the holy God.

Exodus 31 joins Spirit-given craftsmanship, Sabbath holiness, and the covenant tablets, showing God’s worship, rest, and word belong together.

Exodus 30 gives the incense altar, atonement money, bronze basin, holy oil, and sacred incense, showing that God governs every approach to his presence.

Exodus 29 explains Aaron’s consecration, the altar’s sanctification, and the daily offerings that mark God’s dwelling among Israel.

Exodus 28 explains Aaron’s priestly garments, showing how holiness, representation, and acceptance before God shape Israel’s worship and prepare for a greater priest.

Exodus 27 explains the bronze altar, the court, and the lamp oil, showing how sacrifice, access, and continual light shape worship.

Exodus 26 explains the tabernacle’s curtains, boards, veil, and entrance, showing how God ordered holy space for his dwelling among Israel.

Exodus 25 begins the tabernacle instructions, showing how God would dwell among Israel through holy gifts, holy furniture, and holy order.

Exodus 24 seals God’s covenant with blood, confirms Israel’s pledge, and brings Moses into the cloud of God’s glory on Sinai.

Exodus 23 joins justice, Sabbath rest, worship, and conquest promises, showing how God orders Israel’s life, land, and obedience.

Exodus 22 applies covenant holiness to theft, negligence, sexual sin, oppression, worship, and firstfruits, showing God’s justice in ordinary life.

Exodus 21 applies God’s covenant holiness to servants, violence, injury, and negligence, showing how justice protects life, dignity, and ordered community.

Exodus 20 gives God’s covenant words at Sinai, grounding worship, rest, family life, and neighbor-love in the grace of redemption.

Exodus 19 brings Israel to Sinai, sets covenant identity before them, and prepares the people to meet God with fear and holiness.

Exodus 18 records Jethro’s confession, Israel’s shared meal before God, and wise counsel that helps Moses judge the people faithfully.

Exodus 17 shows God giving water from the rock, exposing Israel’s testing, and defeating Amalek through Moses, Joshua, Aaron, and Hur.

Exodus 16 shows God feeding Israel with quail and manna, testing obedience, and teaching Sabbath rest through daily dependence in the wilderness.

Exodus 15 records Israel’s song after the sea, Miriam’s praise, the bitter waters at Marah, and God’s first wilderness test.

Exodus 14 shows God trapping Pharaoh, opening the sea, saving Israel on dry ground, and judging Egypt so his name is known.

Exodus 13 explains consecrated firstborn sons, annual remembrance, Joseph’s bones, and God’s leading presence as Israel begins the journey from Egypt.

Exodus 12 explains the Passover, the death of Egypt’s firstborn, Israel’s release, and the covenant meal that shaped Israel’s memory and worship.

Exodus 11 announces the death of the firstborn, Israel’s favor in Egypt, and God’s final distinction before deliverance.